Children's β¦ Penny’s Take
Sources of Forces
Vicki Cobb Β· 2002
80/100
π Worth It
Vicki Cobb has a genuine knack for turning invisible physics concepts into something kids can hold, build, and test in an afternoon, and this book lives up to her track record. The progression from simple to more complex experiments is smart pedagogically, and Booklist's positive notice confirms it belongs on school and home library shelves. The absent index and table of contents are a real inconvenience for reference use β a small but genuine flaw in an otherwise strong science activity book.
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Verdict receipt0β100
safety92
substance80
craft78
originality74
accuracy84
hype76
age-fit88
human-eye80
Penny’s verdict80
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